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I have seen this video and understand why the military is saying it is fake. Blurry doesn't even begin to describe how unclear the video is. Nothing is really identifiable. Even the "body" being dragged isn't indentifiable as a person. Unfirtunately I think this video may be real but the idiots haven't figured out that we aren't believing shit we can't actually see. Plus I have dealt with the military firsthand in the casualty deparment (husand was a line of duty death 2004) and know that they to avoid answering as many questions as possible and leave the families left to wonder for eternity what REALLY happened. Basically even if the military thought it was real they would straight up lie to the families and discredit it so that they wouldn't have to answer the questions of where was the other bird flying with them at the time they were taking our mens bodies out of their helo or what took them so long to get in and recover what they could? At all expense the military will cover their own asses first even if it means keeping the truth from the people in the states most effected. So they go on to their next mission and still the widow and children live questioning it everyday. The whole Army CAO thing needs an overhaul. Families aren't findng out the truths and the process is taking too long. It can't take months to get a soldiers laptop home and when it does get back it is completely BLANK. No pictures to look at to see what kept your soldier going while he was gone, no saved emails or journaling. Everything is wiped out. What's the point of sending personal effects home when they take the PERSONAL out of the them?
My peace is that even though the video is the worst I've ever seen (literally as far as bluriness) these brave men had left their bodies befre the extremists gt close and were securing their places in the pockets of their families hearts.